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Alabama NAACP Sponsors $1,000 Drawing for Vaccinated Citizens
Alabama NAACP is sponsoring a drawing to win $1,000 to encourage all Alabamians to get their COVID-19 vaccinations.
Light Memorial Creates Touching Tribute to COVID-19 Casualties in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
A group of healthcare workers joined together to create a tribute to the lives lost during the pandemic and honor the strength and resiliency of those who survived.
"We're Broken": Tuscaloosa Teen's Family Speaks After His Killing
The family of 16-year-old Xzorian Gray called his Tuesday night killing a "senseless murder" and decried the epidemic of gun violence amid young people in Tuscaloosa.
CAPS To Host 2nd Annual Blue Ribbon Gala Friday
The Child Abuse Prevention Services of Tuscaloosa will host their 2nd Annual Blue Ribbon Gala Friday evening at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center.
WVUA 23 Weatherman Richard Scott Lost Home During 2011 Tornadoes
WVUA's chief meteorologist spoke with The Tuscaloosa Thread about the harrowing experience of covering the April 27, 2011 tornado live on air, and watching as it went over his house.
“It Was Surreal”: Mayor Maddox Recalls Leading the City on April 27
On the 10th anniversary of the April 27 tornado, Mayor Walt Maddox recounts how the City reacted in the first 72 hours.
Former Tuscaloosa Fire Chief Discusses Tornado Anniversary
Former TFR Chief Alan Martin remembers the tornado and the aftermath from the perspective of a city leader and first responder.
Robert Witt Remembers Leading UA Through Tuscaloosa Tornado
As the 10-year anniversary of the Tuscaloosa tornado approaches, former UA president Dr. Robert Witt thinks back about what it meant to be in leadership during that time.